Dunsin Oyekan - We Worship You Lyrics

We Worship You is built from a small set of direct devotional phrases, allowing repetition to carry the central confession. The words move between worship and hallelujah, keeping attention fixed on God rather than on personal circumstances. Spoken invitations to lift hands and voices give the lyric a gathered-worship setting, while the repeated address to God makes adoration its clear subject. The simplicity leaves little room for narrative; instead, the song dwells on reverence and praise.

The line about joining the elders to sing may be understood alongside the heavenly worship scenes in Revelation, where the elders fall before God and offer praise. The repeated hallelujah also aligns with Revelation 19, where worshipers acclaim the Lord. Psalm 134 provides a further biblical parallel for lifting hands in the sanctuary and blessing God. These connections fit the lyric without requiring claims beyond its words: the song presents worship as a shared, God-directed response expressed through voice, posture, and repeated praise.